Neighborhood Walk

Please join your neighbors and city staff for the first City of Bellevue Neighborhood Walk of 2023! 

Neighborhood Walks began in 2018 to provide residents and city leadership an opportunity to engage in productive conversations about what matters most to Bellevue neighborhoods.

The walk will start at Woodlawn Park and is an approximately 1.9 mile loop – see route below. Residents who don’t plan to walk the route are still welcome to come and meet neighbors and city staff at the gathering point (Newport Hills Woodlawn Park) before the walk starts.

The following city staff are scheduled to attend:

City Manager Brad Miyake
Police Chief Wendell Shirley
Deputy City Manager Nathan McCommon
Deputy City Manager Diane Carlson
Development Services Director Rebecca Horner
Utilities Director Lucy Liu

Parking is limited at Woodlawn Park, so we recommend parking at Ringdall Middle School. The safest way to get from Ringdall to Woodlawn is to cross the street from Ringdall, walk down the sidewalk, then cross back over to the park using the flashing crosswalk.

For more information visit the Neighborhood Walks page: Neighborhood Walks | City of Bellevue (bellevuewa.gov) or email NeighborhoodOutreach@bellevuwa.gov. 

Walk route: